• Lurssen Yachts
• 2024

Developed by German shipyard Lürssen, construction of Project Luminance is underway at their facilities near Lemwerder. Due to enter the esteemed list of the Top 10 largest superyachts in the world, information about the 145m superyacht is limited at this moment in time. Lürssen are world-famous for their incredible innovations and their capacity to build extremely large mega yachts filled with numerous features. Photos that have been captured of the boat indicate that she will have considerable deck space with plenty of room left over indoors to be packed out with luxury.

• Lurssen Yachts
• 2024

DRAGONFLY stands out as one of the top 100 largest superyachts in the world, seamlessly blending sophisticated design with technical mastery to provide both elegance and practicality. Tailored to meet a wide range of needs, the yacht features an expansive business deck complete with a large office, gym, and games room, alongside a dedicated helicopter hangar. One of its most impressive elements is the bespoke double-folding platform system at the stern, which converts into a vast beach club, offering direct access to the water. With a design that emphasizes timeless appeal, DRAGONFLY surpasses the expectations of its owners and guests, offering unmatched luxury and versatility. From an engineering perspective, DRAGONFLY excels with its highly efficient diesel-electric propulsion system. Powered by twin diesel engines driving two controllable pitch propellers, it also boasts electric propulsion capabilities and the ability to generate electrical energy. This advanced system ensures that DRAGONFLY can cruise efficiently anywhere in the world while showcasing Lürssen's commitment to innovation and sustainability. The result is a luxurious, high-performance vessel that offers breathtaking views, refined elegance, and incredible versatility, all while maintaining its place among the largest and most impressive superyachts globally.

• Lurssen Yachts
• 2024

Project JAG, launched in 2023, was sold in 2019 at the Monaco Yacht Show and was first seen 2021, in which her hull and superstructure were revealed. Since then, she has been a highly anticipated launch from Lürssen. She is an impressive build with a LOA of 122m, with exterior design by Nuvolari Lenard and interiors penned by Reymond Langton. She has a sleek and sophisticated profile, with monochromatic black and white tones accented with splashes of red; an eye-catching launch at the Schacht-Audorf facility. Project JAG can accomodate up to 20 guests across 11 staterooms, taken care by a crew of 40, ensuring the ultimate luxury experience. She has a beam of 17.8m, boasting exceptional space on board, so guests can have the most comfortable experience possible.

• Feadship
• 2024

Currently ranking as the 34th largest yacht in the world. 118.8m Project 821 is the most sustainably advanced yacht in the world; designed by RWD, she offers a zero-diesel approach to yachting with power sourced from green hydrogen. She is designed to cruise between harbours or anchorages, showcasing the pinnacle of modern technological advancements, marking the fuel-cell era of superyachts. She features the most efficient water recovery system to date: a system that heats everything from the pool and jacuzzi to the floors in guest bathrooms. The Smart AC system will provide further savings in the hotel load by linking sensors to an energy management system that reduces air conditioning or heating in guest spaces which aren’t occupied. Project 821 boasts five decks above the waterline and two below, offering unparalleled volumes onboard. With fourteen balconies and seven large opening platforms, the connection to the sea is one of the standout elements of her design.

• Feadship
• 2024

Launchpad is an impressive motor yacht built by Feadship, measuring 118.9m in length. Launched in 2024, this superyacht boasts a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure, with a beam of 15.8m and a draught of 4.7m, offering a total volume of 5,528 GT. Designed by Espen Øino International for the exterior, Zuretti Interior Design for the interiors, and De Voogt Naval Architects for the naval architecture, Launchpad is powered by four MTU engines, achieving a top speed of 24 knots. Ranked among the Top 100 largest yachts globally, Launchpad is one of Feadship's largest creations.

• Oceanco
• 2024

H3, a 105m masterpiece by Reymond Langton Design, combines cutting-edge technology with timeless elegance. Powered by twin 3,862 MTU engines, it reaches 18 knots with a 6,000nm range, all while meeting IMO Tier III eco-friendly standards. The sun deck offers panoramic views, a bar, and whirlpool, while the bridge, owner’s, and main decks feature space for sunbathing, alfresco dining, entertainment, and a concealable pool. A touch-and-go helipad, beach club, and fold-down swim platform complete the outdoor amenities. Inside, H3's serene, earthy interiors include an interactive video wall and a luxurious owner’s suite with his-and-hers ensuites, walk-in wardrobes, and a lounge. The yacht accommodates 20 guests in 10 cabins, including a VIP suite with private lounge and deck. Equipped for adventure, H3 comes with jet skis, seabobs, kayaks, and two 6.20m Yachtwerft Meyer rescue tenders.

• Feadship
• 2024

Formerly known as Feadship 1011, she is owned by Graeme Hart, New Zealand's wealthiest man. With exterior design by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design, ULYSSES boasts a modern and striking profile, highlighted by 1,100 square meters of exterior glass, including twenty sliding doors and six-meter panels along the guest cabins. Her sleek, squared-off deck design and cutting-edge aesthetic make her an unforgettable sight. Accommodating guests in extraordinary luxury, ULYSSES features an expansive interior with ample space for relaxation and entertainment. The yacht's impressive design includes a 15-meter-long tender garage with the largest shell door ever built by Feadship, four exterior hot tubs, and a swimming pool that spans the height of the main deck. Additionally, ULYSSES houses a concealed helicopter hangar in the foredeck. With a beam of 15.2 meters, ULYSSES offers unmatched space and comfort for her guests, making her a true marvel of modern superyacht design. She is the fourth largest Feadship to date, and her innovative features and exceptional attention to detail cement her as one of the most highly anticipated yachts of recent years.

• Feadship
• 2024

DRIZZLE is a standout in the top 100 yachts in the world, thanks to its exceptional design by Sinot and Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects, combining modern-classic styling with cutting-edge hybrid electric propulsion technology. At 91.80 meters, it boasts a spacious beach club, luxurious interiors, and innovative energy management, making it a true masterpiece in yachting. With its bespoke features and sustainable design, DRIZZLE exemplifies the pinnacle of craftsmanship, luxury, and advanced engineering in the superyacht industry.